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They definitely crammed a lot into such a small place. I was really impressed with the whole set up yesterday

https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/232428/No-Nonsense-Winter-Cyclocross

There's a series of races in Bradford that may be close(ish)

I think one bike races are the future.....the fact I've only got one bike has no bearing on this

https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/232650/HSBC-UK-Cyclo-Cross-National-Trophy-Series-Round-1
The 1st national trophy race is in the northwest and open for entries, give it a bash

The forme Calver framesets look good value new if the budget allows @andyp's aluminium trek crocket looks to have plenty of clearance too there is also the giant tcx too. I've got the carbon version and the tyre clearance is huge

What's your budget, a lot of the new cx models have clearance for 40mm. Great if you only have one bike in muddy conditions or you want to fit fat gravel tyres

I found the fit of the XC 5's to be better than the XC7's but both didn't fit very well. I think the routing of the Boa cable also leaves a lot to be desired as it had a tendency to unship when you loosened it.
The mavics are a really good fit , the only concern I have is the toe protection is a bit firm, I just weighing up how much I think it will soften up. My first pair of cross shoes were mavic and I loved the contageip soles, sadly they discontinued the maxi size they used to do . Their sizings are weird though

you need to post a picture of the skinsuit, lemon yellow is a strong look :)

I've had the same problem with finding a pair to replace my current shoes. These new mavics might be worth a look, strangely for mavics they size up a bit big as I had to go down a size. Free delivery and returns direct from mavic

https://shop.mavic.com/en-gb/crossmax-boa-g3392.html#1028=3294

Ha, I'm in the same boat. I'm having to relearn what pressures to use after dialing in my pressures with tubeless tyres last year

So far I've come to the conclusion that I need to be a couple of psi lower than I would with tubeless

Its the same with the vittorias, I've been using a half round file and to scrape it off.

I found it's easier with the tyre inflated, as it helps to stop you catching the sidewalls

I'm currently in the middle of a set now.....happy days

sorry no it was just meant as a general question

How do you expect to get guns like Laurens Sweeck with an attitude like that ?

cool, apart from being green they look very similar to the Terreno wets I've been using

Have they got latex on the base tape like the Vittoria tubs?

Apart from FMB and Dugast aren't most of the tubs made in the same factory in the far east

Roll on the world's, coming to you from a Swiss airport

Looks like ardingly this morning

Of the meth variety?

You cudda been a champione

your mech might have packed up with 2 laps to go if you'd had a warm up lap ,with hindsight I wish I hadn't bothered with a sighting lap just before the start as it just meant you started caked in mud

He probably has staff to handle his social media duties

Yeah I've read that.....madness

Considering you rode on threadbare slick tyres you did good 👍

It's scary when you see the value of the kit some of those kids are riding. I wouldn't want that kind of pressure

I was impressed by your mirror/signal/manoeuvre routine

How much do you think his behaviour was influenced by his possibly pushy parents?